Early Socorro County Bloodthirsty Apache Encounter Retold
The article recounts 1867 Apache attacks near Socorro involving Victoria and 400 fighters, Paterson and Sam Creevey’s rescue of five Mexicans, and a peace negotiation led by Tomas Montoya’s son. Patterson approaches, Indians propose trade for grain, alcalde demands armed guards, and both sides move toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Mr. Patterson
Sam Creevey
Sam Zimpmerly
Casiada Alamosa
Old Pueblo
Cafion
Canlada
Tejano Barbon
Patterson
Creevey
Canada
Joe Emerson
Tomas Montoya
Adobe
Francisco
Antt
Cochite
Montoya
Cattle Association Meeting in San Marcial New Mexico
Notice calls all stock owners in New Mexico to the Regular Annual Convention of the Cattle and Horse Protective Association of Central New Mexico at San Marcial on March 22. Prospective buyers and sellers will attend to set prices, with attendees from the southwest and beyond. Governor Hagerman may attend. secretary contact in Magdalena for details. Also advertised are 3,500 ewes to lamb in May at Belen, priced $4.50 per head, with sale by Nations in El Paso and fresh vegetables at Winkler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Cattle and Horse Protective Association of
Central New Mexico
San Marcial
Mexico
Southwest
Nsas
Colorado
Herbert J. Hagerman
Consurrex
Magdalena
N. Mex
Belen
Valencia County
J. T
Nations
el Paso
Texas
News of the Week Condensed From The Chieftain
The issue lists diverse items from international to local: China punishes massacre participants. divorce case in France. Russia and Morocco tensions. Italian royal tour planned. Russian assembly on May 10. Boni de Castellane’s marriage woes. famine in northern Japan. Arizona and New Mexico statehood debates. Standard Oil ouster actions. miners’ trial in Idaho. interlacing electric lines proposed in the Midwest. coal mine talks to avert a strike. Chicago wool market firmness. gaming prohibition bill. St Louis snow delays. ex-Speaker Henderson dies. Hoch hanged for murder. Dolliver-Hepburn bill on rail rates. court sessions. Spalding to reclaim land in New Mexico. John Conley’s execution details. Santa Fe banking moves and railroad plans. New Mexico Historical Society pamphlet on friar massacre. university president near recovery after explosion. social card party outcomes. penitentes in the Southwest during Lent. reward offer for catarrh cure. local druggists endorsing products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanchang
Boni de Castellane
Russia
Germany
France
Magahrite
Italy
United States
National Assembly
Boni de Castellano
Japan
Rodey
Amilton
Phoenix
Arizona
Andrews
Senate
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Steanenberg
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Boston
St. Louis
Henderson
Dubuque
Johann Hoch
Potter's Field
Dolliver-Hepburn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Socorro Bohemian Day Boosts Prospects and Bohemia Plan
Socorro sees brighter prospects amid rising trade and post office receipts. Kirchman returns from Chicago with plans for a Bohemian colony, new artesian wells, a Santa Fe excursion train, and rapid city improvements including a bank, power plant, and expanded telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro
Kittrell
C.T. Brown
Grand Central Hotel
Cook
Joseph Price
Manzanares Avenue
California Street
Socorro Electric Light and Power Company
Denver
Salt Lake
Socorro Chieftain
Anton Mayer
New Mexico
Socorro Irrigation Company
Max Kirchman
Mr. Kirchman
Crown Company
Socorro County
Magdalen and Kelly
Irrigation by Pumping Near Las Cruces Gains Support
An excerpt from Attorney W A Fleming Jones advocates pumping irrigation from river underflow in the Socorro valley. He notes Socorro Irrigation Company success, explains wells supply water, and urges neighbors including Bohemians to install similar plants for independent irrigation and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
W. A. Fleming Jones
Socorro Irrigation Company
Socorro
Presbyterian Church Notes and Congregation Meeting
A congregation meeting is called for March 18. An offering for Christian College will be taken tomorrow. The Board of Trustees meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs T Bro's home. Services are as usual with sermons on The Brains of our Times Believers in the morning and What Should Be the Measure of Worth in Men in the evening. Alfred Jaques arrived in the city from Lamy Junction and will proceed to Pueblo Colorado after visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Collees
Board of Trustees
T. Bro
Afred Jaques
City
Lamy Junction
A. T. & 8. P. Railroad
Pueblo
Colorado
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R. C. Patterson
Cattle Association Meeting
W. P Sanders
Winkler's
News OF
Rign
Supreme Court
A. G. Spalding
Sporting
Santa Fe
United States Bank
Gallup
Santa Fe Pacific
Colorado & Arizona
Durango
Clifton
L. B. Prince
New Mexico Historical Society
City of Mexico
Tight
Territorial University
Mesdames
Jas. G. Fitch and
J W. Terry
McCutchen Ave
Mesdames Jas. G. Fitch
John W. Terry
Anne Fitch
Lena Price
Ross McMillan
Wuld
Penitentes
Trinidad
Hall
F.j.cunwry & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Vanpine, Kirwan & Marvin
Wink Jers
Mas Kirchman
Carthage Mines
San Antonio
A. F
Hilton
Roya l
Kirchman
Union
A. Fleming Jones
Las
Presbyterian Church Notes